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STATEoF vERM ONT,
SIS

In Probate Court held at Barton Landing IN sAiu
District an the 2Tth day Of October, \ y leS5.
=. A. Norton Administrator OF the estate OF Chal
otts Drew, 80. t,lover in said District deceaseu
4ud a.Io1,nrre and makes application for "A de-
cree ofdistributiou sIs partition Of the estate o.
.4ld decreased. 49, ~,
said account and said application ~ reierreI % .
session th-rcof 70 be held the ProO~ae once 81 II
Barton fsiines on tiIe 10th day OF Nff = ~ 10
iur le.trio.. .nI decision thereon Anc' =
j. further .rdered. rhaf notice hereoi y
given % aiI per-st,- Interested by putlieailoh q
The .sr,.- 49,. -. ,1,r-,.-~fvelv n the Orleans
County Monitor "a eSzisafrr pubished at bArtt,a,
previous -aid fime appointed igF he'ill-' - -
they NAV appear ar -ai,l fiit and place ana ~hvM
cause, II any thcv may have Why sslu t''"'ii'
sh0ufdnat i,e aIlo,,.,l and such decree made
Esss g. H. JONES, Register
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sensible, economical people, who
from experience have learned that
James Pyle's Pearline, used as
directed on each package, saves
time, labor, rubbing, wear and tear.
Your Clothes are worn out more
by washing than wearing. 1t is to
your advantage to try Pearline.
JAMES PYLE, New York,
Sold Everywhere.
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Newspaper Pictures.

The lack of value of newspaper
pictures, the dreary wood-cut and the
blood-curdling electrotype, is shown
in the portraits that the daily press is
pretending to give of Henry NJ. Stan
lev No two of the hundreds look
alike. and all give him villainous APP
pearance. No one can gain the least
idea from any of them as to how he
really looks, while the person who
takes two or three papers sees that
there are as many Stanleys, 80 far "a
pictures 20. as there are newspapers
trying 10 give ii portrait. 1t is
pretty well understood now that no
reliance may be placed on the faith
fulnes, oi the avera =, new spaper por-
trait {O1Ca Stdte Rec tsier.
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whsn hsby ~ siet ss gave hsf 0aai9fia.
whsn sls waa 3 Chld shs eriai Co. fasiaFla.
When als beasuas hAsa alsa eianE - fasiafIs.
Nfl.sn shs hsd Chlldnan. 80 5ars tisaI gaa.arls
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

wall never regret sending three 2 cent stamps to
pay 40stage, 70 A. r 0rdwAy Co. Boston. Mas
for aeepy Of DR. kaufmann's great Medical Work;
loo pages, eoored illustrations; Of great yalae 10
ever family.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

Boston young lady (in the country
And did you really paint the barn your
self, Uncle Jamesf Uncle James-Yes
Young lady-By handy Uncle James
sartin- Young Lady (fetching her breath)
Think of it, a hand-palnted barn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07
z, r. LEONARD.
craasbury. June 3.

r. 81 wish an who owe me on account, VINO
ran conveniently would pay me this month, a.
have heavy bills 10 pay the first ofJniy. Fay up
and viii trust you more IA L.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07
FANCY STRAW HATS,
The Princess Shoe,

AMI warrant every pair. If they prove poor tax
them back aud give YOU a new pair Ask my Gus cus
toner- III rsy warrants are not good IhankinR
vou ala for paur liberal patronage IN the pAst, anu
hoping % merit a continuance Of same, remain
Very respectfully.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07
chaEod Tho Wrong Man

A citizen who had just laid down
5000 for span of caniaee borra
was driving ont Woodward avenue
the other day when ho met "a farmu
coming ia with load of applca. Do-
string 10 chat Che stranger o. bit, hr
drew up and inquired
"Say, how'll you trade temmsf'
The farmer halted, got down from
his vehicle, looked The team over. and
slowly replied
"Wall. by gosh 2"
whats the matterY
"lf you hadn't stopped mp !
wouldn't have knowcd the team"
"Did you ever See these horses br-
foreT p
"Did n Why, I raiscd 'cm
Sold 'em both 30 "a horse trader iu
town three weeks ago. That nigh
one has the heaycs, and tbe other .a
a cribber and has two spatIus. tlI
trade with you for s15, mud tlnta o.
lowing SO apiece more ou your hora-
es than ! got"
The owner of thc "auauhfn
hasn't seen peaceful hour since tHat
meeting.
Omaha dame see you preferred
being al old man's darling to o.
young mans slave
Young widow les my husband
wac very kind o. the day OF h.a drafh
"ie lcft you. understand, oyer
e.. .OOO. 600 ~
tslea
w bat do you intend to 90 with
yourself now, dearf
"Wcll. I'm thinking ~ becmuuH
"a young mans slave"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

Rheumatism originates in tactic acid in the blood,
which settling in the joints the pains and
aches Of the disease. Hoods sarsaparilia cures
rheumatism by neufralzng the aeidity Of the
blood and giving it riehPess and vitality. Try
Hoods SArssparilla-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

j. Z. DWINELL.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FUR
VI nirure, cofins, caskets, carpets, room paper,
etc. Glover, Vt ISL
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.9rleans County @unitnr,
ruELIzHED wEEKLYHY
O 60. H BL a KE.
BARTON, VT.
TERMs-MHEn PAIN sIRIcILY M AnvAnnI
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
p SHIELDS.

OIARLES GRAVES, Special \ gent for Con
I Juecticut General Life Insurance Co., Barton, VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

FyIRE. LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
4 Agent None but sound, reliable companies
. gur--eutel- Correspondence by mail promptly an
sgred. Barton, VI 16-l
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p. SHIELDS.
OAEPENTEE AND JOINER, BARTON, VT
Z J-atisfactiou guaranteed in every respect. Is
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FOR SALE

49,, .,e..,, rcrrSyE il manufactured only by
n, L : 1tf.f--TT,sso,S & Co.. Enosburgh Falls, =
Price, 100 per bottle, six bottles for $780,
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In Craftsbury.

have just returned home from Boston and Port
land markets and have the largest and best select
ed stock OF Goods that l have ever had. 1t being
little late in the season secured some extra bar
gains IN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

And think 1 can suit in that line. new lot OF
Hamburzs and White Goods, NainsOoks, Z. KS,
Secrsuckers, Lawns, &c Something new In Cot
ron Dress Goods,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

A-A"A ~ AHB"f #NW AAftfNH
with their company letter, number
Of regiment, residence aud their pres
ent ages, respectively, the age being
stated last. All are residents Of Xer-
mont
Lewis \. Beeman. Co. 4, Gth Va.
Swanton, 40.
George l.. Chase, D., 5d Va,
Montpelier, 65.
John r. Colby, II, ith, VI, Dan
vile, ~.
Alphonse Chapleau. Z. 2d Va.
burlington, a..
William NJ. DE Par, b, lst VI.
Cavalry, Swanton, -.
Joseph Demar, =. 5th Va, Man
chester, ~.
Joseph q. Davis. G, 10th VI,
Hartland. G5.
Chester Derby. A, sth VI. Bar.
lingtOn, &C.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-07

AIIOW your OIotnm8,
Paint, or Woodwork
washed in the old
rubbing, twisting,
wrecking way. JON
that large army of
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v..mu.eo. July q. The Msxics
- t-s~g fsf Pueet Boano. basine
s..ss - following p14euRetss
.ss,.ss-is---y Z MafsbsWss Mrs. emli9W
49,. Ms p Rehes and dauRhtsr,
- Wosdard, y bmilsy sc VIE, Z
$1,000. " W CgnnlnfneM 80
- IN A VARY, MIa k1als1s = 3. -
49, q ii Coslins. " : sharp Ars
- mrr Chafiss Lux Mrs. baaneF,
y Hrady. Mrs Ssgia, 4 haeanssn
I.~t~an- " n Beyson, Mrs q Z
-. B Reg -, L koRsra, Mrs
S<ss-~~ I Hobaon and wife
- fewenee6-- A Andre.
a.-s.is-.- NJ 8 Bssf. Mrs Williams, "a
!. -. MraL X Goldman and tws
I. caVsuoE nnd wife. Z z A1E-
q ....1-F PaaIauss, = s Two, 3
n...-s~ssI. I B Jordan btndington, y
: e'ssia. p ! Hamilto1, I d haFrina-
tes. - - as,os On ,hs Northern Paciso
vSSes. L A Grover, DE y y bsllsf9'
n 20 Mrs Wheeserr Y " uoraons =
49, WGH Pike, Mrs d hustse ano
1s-~hssr. Mrs L Malooim, Mss = val
- Mn ! 4 Ksmbies Ed oFiinsh, Z
Hevkina, and stsy-foar second ana snird
49, Ms4fosd on The Oregon 4
os,,ferria Ffidsy: J b Collinson, "
- ThaEaas Graham, B q 9ullY sud
- < A Husohia, Mrs II B Hanns J A
Wsssisnd aad wife, A Arnold, ls05ert
$500 snd uifs, A Hanson. J w Gar
- on Oak, and eighteen emiRransA
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CRAUTAUQUA.
nusrNrss arssIon.


Al one o. m. the polls we're opened
and the Nominating Committees report
plaoed on the board, recommending
ave persons 10 serve on the Beard Of
Managers for the next fve years, and
one name In place Of J. II. VIA, re-
signed.
Ths Trustees report vas read. show
ing q probable deacit for the present
year Of el7. Total expenses, $SSe.
The polls were declared closed BY
vote al four .. m. and the ballots count
cd, showing the following persons elect.
ed bv almost unanimous vote: Rev. w.
W, Beck, Walla Walls; Rev. A. ]. Han
son, Seattle. Board Of Managers: Rev.
K. II. Massey, Olympia: Mrs. Z. II.
Calhoun, LseonneF; Rev. O. O. Otis,
seattle; Mise II. z. Male. Tacoma.
The President at onoe called the
Board Of Managers and the business 90
hand vas promptly DISCHARGED With the
following results: Rev. ]. D. Pierce.
President; Rev. J. N. Denison, Port
rovussnd, First Vice President; Mrs
&. II. Calhoun, Laoonnef, Second Vics
President, Rev. r. II. Massey, Oiym-
ola. Third Vice President, Rev. =. II
OhsadIe, Tacoms, Fourth Vice Presi
dent; Rev. II. L. Bates. Recording and
| Financial Secretary; Miss Minta Eos
Ter. Seattle, Corresponding Secretary
Angus MAckintcsh, Seattle, Treasurer
COMMITTEES on Examination and Sc
| iectson OF 0rounds-Rev. ID. ]. Pierce
| Rev. A. ]. Hanson, Prof. q. b. johnson
Prof. J. TAFT, RsF. s. II. Cheadle.
Programme Committee for isSe-Rey
lDJ Pis.ce. Rev. A. =. uansoa, Mis-
In. Z. Male, Rev. X. b. DtlVoFth.
By successive votes tue members o
the Programme Oommittee we're mads
Printing Committee, Transportation
| Committee. Finance COMMITTEES an
sFoauds COMMITTEES, 30 avoid diiheulsie
found very pgoninent the past year.
TIE apscial COMMITTEES on Gr0und
were authorized 20 Feeeive otfeFs ia
purchase 81 eift OF land, and conaidl
he same and report 10 q special meet
inc when called hy The PFesideLt. An
rsrnons HAVING arsands centrally !,
Gated and willing 10 donate portion
enhance tbs value Of toe remainder, a
invited 10 correspond uith the PFesidsE
| Of any uembeE Of the committee befoI
Aarust 10Th. Tue Pacific Coast CbaS
tanouA Assembly last week sold IN o.
l GaN NAAAsGs4 0A AoAe a4+AA S1AI So ygaA
exfssenos. The committee have alread
Tsc. ived offers Of forty acres On Vsshn
! lslard By enc man. and 40 By aDotee
ChaulanqGA Il nov fuIly settled q
PUGET Sopnd. Eastern Washington 90
Oregon both express stfocg desire q
sueh q cool. pleasant suEneE fasoF
| The future vii ehow summer city
, properly located. Basiness men VI
, zee ths bensfs % having such . reso
: is the immediate vieinity Of their pro
, erty. When The groauds are aeieete
lots gill be sold on conditions. and Q
tansivs preparAtions made for lectnrg
taaehers retreats, eaumeg school
scisRss, sanday school headqnsFtei
I temperAnee headquarters, maseunn, q
IarFs debts wiIl Be avoided 81 The Z
pensa of time. bot advance % demAn
"a. TIE pebble are 1ou invtts4 10 60
4 sItler tha feasibility Of aiding prois
which sins % elevate without aniAc
: ntxirR. 10 e6acAte With safety. and
4 Feash ever home WITH 10 enlsnFa.
: d.. PUecz. Rreaideni
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A Coon COUNTRY Tovz. - The Cen
tralla He,as writes mp It's town and
violnisy In The terms following: Cen.
traiia Is situated In the northern part Of
Lewis county, near the ianction Of the
9kooknmchnok aHd Ohehalig rivers, 90
The Northern Pacific railroad, "a miles
from Portland. Oregon; 81 miles from
Tacoma, 2omiles from Olympia, Capital
OF Washington Territory, and 46 miles
from Montesano, (Gray's HaFboF) By
stage. II Is an Incorporated town Of
between coo and $50 population. II is
beautifully laid out on . small, level
prairie, with the Chehalis river on the
weat and q range Of timbered bills TO
The east. There are three church bald
inRs within the incorporation, thffe
hotels, four eeaefAl dryRooda stores,
sWo hardware, two drug, two eonfec
tioneFy, one furniture and two millinery
stores; Two livery and feed stables, one
harness, one barber, one carpenter and
two blacksmith shops one lawyer, two
doctors and one real estate Office, one
newspaper, one depot, freight and two
telegraph ofices; QUO single mill With
IN ths incorporation and three near b,
two sav and one Touring mills q good
water power, nae farming lanss neAF,
healthy climate, no malarts.
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RRAE nzrlrE


rs f0lIsuiag assas wsse Gid b ~
Aafitsrss eElss fos rseurd yesterday:
Uniasd STATES 10 OAnEiea ruassoA
Ne : q sc e. q - rsnEs : est
0l.sl.s Psasosk sos. D.ssss. am,
| peo.sriYs so.
Frank Breaks 10 Charlee n. 6heafa
1 In1s 3 3, beck "a; icts So and 10
hleek So It's kBe Z. hiosk a A.
Poaslnsf a6aisi1U; e1Ek
v. eahDi6 20 9atia Mehlharn, i1t
and M e % 8. beck n. TsEF9,s ARA
a&diEiun. &100.
d. =. Pesains % T. 4. 1sylos. lots
sna 6. hioek 81, Runfinsf sseond addi.
Nors6ssn Pneins Railroad Oompany
% eIlas smilh, SEA q sse q. u Z,
EanQs eaza: $50.
Msry 3. Fssss3 y D. K. Howard.
q 6 block 4, Tsslsr's aEst saditiuai
b. T. Williams 10 Knshsrins wsaa,
lots I 3 8 { sand 6. blook 4. lots ] and
:. block 3, d. I. WilliamB' eddilisn; 81.
HI B. Napis 70 q. J. Mesorisy. ]
acre In Sc corner Of McC4IllNss's ad-
aition; 99o0
a. 4. Decay 10 Seattle. LAks shore
4 EastsEn Rsflroad Company, right Of
wny thFoueh lots I and block J; lots l
1 and 5 block ID. A. A. Dsnny's add
tfon; 81.
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Oas Of TacomA's live real estate meB,
MsiaF ID. @. Stan. foFsook business 90
Thursday hong enough % Get married
and make q Honeymoon trip down
sound. The bride only reached Iaoo-
ma that morning. having come from
Louisville, Kentucky. where she was
IstssFIv a the point Of death and mar
rouly ESCAPED. Her mAidee naGe was
sauan Il. thomas. The Unlon hero,
Gen. q sorgs ii. Thomas, was her uncle.
Shs had been in kenfnSky fer over
even aoeihs looking after Der inter.
est In the laFas o.iasa az her maternal
granafatheF, J ahn bibeA The happy
eoapls passed yesterday 10 Seattle and
wess shown over the city BY sx Gov
Watasn q. Eauire. an ost-iime friend
ana Mt. and Mrs. jaha Arthur. Mrs
staaa declared that she saw more tusi
mes in Seattle titan IN any kAateRa eiil
al ao.tS8 Inhabitants. fee vsltor
wsrs aelightea nth the evidences Of Sc
tlvitg on al hands, asa $40 picizrssqu
heAnty Of she losation.
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PHRsoFAA

s. EIiools. 81 lhs Uustsf afrfss Pm
Ienllafy g 4sAsH faiasd b il rs sif
Jamss eemssy, Olsrk q shs Dsssrir
Gssrt - Port foWnssna. = rcrfs1srsI
IS The 0estdental.
;. Q. kirk sas . paassnesr On shs osi
Rplna Steamship Eldex, for q fhKeI
useks' wins 70 cAiiG1Enia.
&. Hnlmaa. Esu- enuftnli.s of Tsrr
ha1tes lndi4ua, arrived q seattle -
ferday, 10 visit The 6ound.
Processes J.. X. Bsadiey, Of sha n srsh
wnss hornanl &ahosi, q Lydsn, ~. +.
% spending fsw days IN EsAifie.
Wm- ,. Jenss. Ne Poar-IxxxrE1
0EEcKn1a Port Iownsena eosEuspnudana
spent yesterday evening IL Esniels.
MrA John BuEns. e Dauansfsk: I
B. Batter. q Grsen River. John 7
Green. II. W. Green, of StanfFfd. Ky.
!. apiikigue, % ChioaRo, Z. y. Hexhert
% Kent; j. A. Crounh, Of Portland
fohn HsKuea, Of Kansas Civ: Mrs.. Led.
bFaut and child, Of eptIn6 Brock. Mra
OspsF, o. Nswessiis, are ~ he New
Knaiand.
h. ID. Pitt. formsriy 9 real estats
agent h this city, as ran over By q
hose cart e FanooaseE, b. O.. and bid
Injuries have pEoRed more ssEiOas than
vas anticipated al the tine. MOgaii.
caii0n set Ia. neoezaitnfinR the removal
Of tie foot On Tuesday last. M Pitt
is II FicteFia, snd Il very ioS, although
bis life 10 not dsspaired Of.
MIRA Wa. Round. W. B. Daniels. OF
Black Dismond; W. II. Psekwood and
wife, z Phelps, Of Kiiansbura: Z. j.
Damage, Of Donald; Miss E. A. Hayes,
Of Boston. Mass.; doe NsFthup, sf Chi
cage; r. Bimm0Dds. Of New York; J..
Morton, IT,, Of Chioago; Z. Oardinei, Of
Rsnton; Mrs. n. z. Hartssok, Mis-
Hagissck, Of Olympia; ". A. LieWellyn.
Of Newcastle; J. b. LAbby and son, Of
Tacoma; WIN. N. Payne, A. y. Oeie-
man. % Portland. sse ct the Arlington.
PA Hanson, J. Alexander and wife,
Of Slaughter; James Rankin, Of Gre ca
River; q. ". Peaeall. Of snohomish; NJ.
A. Rothehild, 5as- LsvY, San FfaHoisco;
George Payne. Of Port Townsend: Mira
RichaFdson and three children, Of Vie
toFia; O. W. Carter, OF Sehome; b. Nor
row, Of Rentgn; J. A. stone, O. w.
johnson, Of Payallap; b. B. Miller, OF
Yakima; 4. Z. williamson, Of Arcadia;
w., II. Pdtcnard. W. II. Dooliitls, Of
Coifsx; W. O. YeuuR. o. =. Kennedy, Of
Tacoma; O. III, Streklee. A. b. Holyeke,
Of steamer Nellie, are at the Brunswick.
q. BlackmAn, Of snohomish; O. W.
GFieQs and wife, A. q. Foster and wife,
Miss Kettle ID. 0nega, Miss Anna
ariRes, Miss Fannie Westherbor, Chas.
A. Foster, Theodore W. 0FiRRs, Everett
@. Gfie0s, Harry q. Foster, Mr.. and
Hrs. e. q. Rogers, Miss Rodgers, o. Z.
Prince, Of 81. Paul; Charles Leland, L.
Welch, r. Fischer, @. w. Fischer. j. X.
Mcdonald, jas. =. Slater, Of Chicago;
n. Human, Of Terra Hauts; Il. A.
Thomas and wife and two children, Of
San Diego. Cal; Alice Bowen, Of Nus
e0tah, Kan; Thso. Goodman, j. II.
Held, W. A. Rostenpart, l.. 0ump. J.
+. Mayor, OF San Francisco; James
seavy, OF Port Townsend; J. II. Long
fellow, Of Portland, Maine; Thomas
Price, Of LaeonnsF; O. B. Bales and
wife, Of santa Barbara; d. j. Buckley
and wife, Of Portland; 7. q. Mason, Of
F. n. Fisk. Of DetFoili ].
N. WallinRfoFd, Of Maps, Cal; &. q.
stuart and wife, Of Portland; are a. the
Occidental.
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TnmuIE TO TIE DEkD.-In speaking
Of the death of our late fellow towns
man ]. T. Reddish, Of JeneFson, Wis
oonsin, on July 18th, the Jefferson Ban
aer says: death always brings deep
sadness and especially is this trus when
the young are taken 10 the morning Of
life, with hearts full Of hope and ex-
pectation. Mr.. Reddish was married 10
Miss Ostrander, daughter Of Nj. and
Mrs. J. w. Ostrander, . year ago last
April, ia San Francisco, Cal. They lived
il thsf city few months, and then re-
moved 10 Los Angeles, when be engaged
IN business With high hopes Of success.
His impaired health, however, soon
made q necessary for him 10 give NJ oil
active labor. Last spring they returned
TO Jefferson, the home Of his parents
| where be received the most dev3tea cart
| and attention from his young wife and
her mother. His sufferines we're great
hut we're borne with patience and fcEtt
iude. he vas anxious 10 live, but hat
no fear Of death, and nearly bis las
words were to bis wife saying the.
would meet again By and BY"
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TIE TRUE METHOD

OF curing habitual constipation and
liver and kidney Ills is 20 avoid the use
Of the bitter, drastic liver medicines and
cathaEtios, and 10 take only the pleasant
liquid fruit remedy, syrup Of FiRs. II
cleanses IS veil 90 Strengthens the sys-
tenn, and does not leave the bowels eos
tive, so that regular habits may be
formed and the invalid permanently
restored TO health. Itaots promptly and
effectively; it is easily taken, aud per-
feotly harmless. For sale IN 80 cents
snd n bottles. dw
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"Do you think there q much opium
smuesting going on nOuf' asked re-
porter the other day, addressing a well
Known steamboat Captain. Do ]
thlnk so, we'll I should say know 50,
replied the Captain. "e0me time since
a ios OF Opium vas found on my steam.
eF. 70 did not belong 10 me. | may
know Who Il did belong 10, bat that tl
nv business bat since thai tiDe
have bad overtures from q number oil
PoFt Townsend Custons officials 10 g.
into The business Of Smuggling viii
them. AN oontent 10 draw my sal
sTy and lat the Customs ofhsials do ih'
sna sgline. asd ia tyeEJ instance ! hav'
absolutely refused 20 have anything q
10 with their dishonest sohemss. ! an
In EOS ssion Of facts which will aston
ish the peopie Of Puget sound 10 reears
10 theae Customs officials, which vii
give 90 you for pablioation 10 q shoE
tlfsf
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FURNISHING GOODS.

We are The only agents Tor the Cola
and Silver Shirts, Collars and CuiFs
These goods have 20 equal IN a.
and finish.
Gold SHIRT $50 Silver shln Al rs
Boys peFcale shirts Co.,. 7se. and a
Boys flannel waists with labe fronts
~ 9i50.
Meas night shirts 10 PLATA and fnnev
bosoms 81 81. sl25 and $50.
New patterns 10 SIX hankerchlea,
linen handkerehiefs. fancy hand
keFehiefs A. &c. asc.. aoc. and CO.
Men's linen collars. al sayles ana a.
lot Of 4ply Inca collars & &. eack
regular 20c. collar.
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....~,.. senn =. Whaily ane
$50. 4. smlsn are the enly
80 ..,...sred subscription cot
. 1850. = sns poss-IntsiIIssn-
sses. =. ire dsilvssy routes N
g. ~ .,,v Subscribers must
90 80. - CIRCUMSTANCES, pay
49, 80. . the Sellvssy bsss. sor
-. 80 sssser have ne autie ~
-. ....~oeves 20 receive pnY-
-.srts sss the paper.
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10 h no longer necessary 10 pay 80
sants 10 have q trunk transferred. The
Seattle Delivery %. viii deliver trunks
20 anv part Of tie city for g ceniss par
eels 10 cents. Leavs yeuF ordsP at ths
olhc@, No. James street., opposite the
Occidental, and ID viii be promptly a..
eandad "a. 829
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IN BRIEF. AND 10 TIE P0IN

IN
DvuDecsia Is dreadful. Disordered
liver : misery. IRAiResltan b foe 10
zcod nasafe.
ne human digestive separates 4 oue
az tha uosl eomplicatad and gsDoeFfal
shinxs In exisae1ee. u u easily Pa cut
Of order.
Grsasy food. to1gh food. sioppy fOod.
ead eoakeFY. rBe1tal vsRTy, late hcars.
irregular habits. and many 0thsg thinEs
whieh oaRht n0t 70 b. have 1ada TIC
AneFiaan peorae unatsa u ayapsptieg.
BAT Grsen'a AExaz1 Flower las dsne
a gondeRfal Wolk 10 Feformise this sd
husiaess SD EAking ~ AmsFisan Pc
re 80 hsalfhy thai they e&n seis8 tbsil
msals aad Be happy.
Rensneegs-No happiae7 uitAosi
hasith. Rzt Geeenaa Anga1t fisgei
hFinrs keAisA and h4ppinesl % TIA dys.
psp4ts. Asa yogr draRRiEa fof botslaA
Heysnty fss serts ~
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TEE MoaNoS MoxsrEa. - There d
probably 20 woman 90 the platform vh
has the power to draw % cultivated and
brilliant an andiencs e. has Miss Field,
Here IL q very remarkable presentation
os this Bational problem. GFaphis u Do
tail, fuFuble in eIequeoee, grand plea
fer The integrity OF our oommon couR-
y.-AlksHp, v. r. EEprsss.
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an FxCFILFWT MFDTCINR

An EAILlLILlENI MEUIOLEEEs
my wife and myseif we're 10 bad
haalth for some fifteen years, ] uhanced
20 be hcoking over one OF Slmmonl
Liver ReaulaeoR AimanAes and saw A.
II. SlgTeni and Bishop Piss1ss's names
10 testimonials. ! then obtsiued B0mi
Of the Regulator, and o1n hearsily
rseommend the Liver Regulator 20 my
friends e an exoelleni uediclne.n
z e HAnazsoa. u. d. Gor9onsViIle. Va.
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The OENTEMRRIn 10 ne m0uspcp
ular nd glove in Amsxiea, eI.kB for Eve
huftons. $50 for sight bustonA The3
are far below the price Of any othel
standard maker, and for a. and dnra-
hllity are unexcelled. The above are 70
tail prices (ths glove b not s1ld af whole
salsl q BcHWABAuHER BROS. dsl1